UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMAN Office of International Linkages Diliman

DILC Bldg. Magsaysay Ave. corner Apacible St., University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City, 1101 international.upd@up.edu.ph | +63-2-981-8500 local 2561  

INFORMATION SHEET FOR INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE

STUDENTS

Table of Contents

I. APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS ………………...... 2-3

II. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Academic Calendar Schedule (AY 2017-2018) ........................................................ Academic Calendar for AY 2017-2018 ……………………………………………… Tuition and Other Fees ………………………………………………………………. Course Credit …………………………………………………………………………. Choosing Courses ……………………………………………………………………. A Quick Guide on Choosing Courses Using the UP Diliman Course Catalog ….

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IV. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS …………………………………………………...

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V. KEY OFFICES ………………………………………………………………………….

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VI. LOCATION MAP OF KEY OFFICES ………………………………………………

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All Smiles. Past exchange and international students of the University of the Philippines Diliman.

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I . APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS Exchange students in UP Diliman will have a status of CROSS-REGISTRANT (EXCHANGE STUDENT) .

STUDENT TYPE DEFINITION CROSS-REGISTRANT (EXCHANGE STUDENT)

Primarily enrolled in a non-UP school and will earn credits from UP. Will enroll in UP for only one or two semesters. Student is officially endorsed by a partner university to study in UP Diliman. May enjoy tuition-fee waiver, and apply for a 47(a)2 visa.

CROSS-REGISTRANT Primarily enrolled in a non-UP school and will earn credits from UP. Will enroll in UP for only one or two semesters. No tuition-fee waiver, and is not eligible for a 47(a)2 visa.

Step 1: Student accomplishes the forms and requirements specified below. 1A. THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS MUST BE PREPARED PRIOR TO ARRIVAL IN THE PHILIPPINES:

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS 1. 01 OUR Foreign Student Application Form 2. 02 OUR Student Directory 3. 03 OUR Study Permit 4. 04 Exchange Student Information Sheet 5. 05 Certificate of Health 6. 06 Visa Application Form 7. Official Transcript of Records 8. Five 2x2 inches photos 9. Photocopy of Passport

Step 2: The International Office / coordinator of the partner university nominates a student to UP Diliman by accessing the nomination form online (https://tinyurl.com/UPDExchange). The coordinator will then email the digital copy of the nominated student’s application documents specified in part Step 1A to:

international.upd@up.edu.ph Upon receipt of the email, the Coordinator of OILD will check the documents. Expect an email response from the coordinator confirming the receipt of the nominee’s digital application documents. The coordinator will also specify if there are any corrections or revisions that need to be made by the nominee on any of the submitted documents. Step 3: If all the documents are in order and the coordinator from the OILD gives the International office / Coordinator of the partner university the go signal to send the nominee’s original application documents, mail the documents to the OILD via courier or post at the following address:

GRACE C. RAMOS, PH.D. Director, Office of International Linkages Diliman DILC Building, Magsaysay Avenue corner Apacible Street, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Philippines

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Step 4: The OILD will send an email to the International office / Coordinator of the partner university to confirm the receipt of the original application documents of the nominee.

Step 5: The OILD forwards the original application documents to the Office of the University Registrar (OUR) for processing. After which, the OUR will issue the student’s UP Acceptance Letter and forward it to the OILD. The coordinator from OILD will then email the digital copy of the student’s UP Acceptance Letter to the International office / Coordinator of the partner university. The original letter will be given to the student upon arrival in UP Diliman.

DEADLINES FOR RECEIVING APPLICATIONS

FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018

TERM PERIOD DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING

NOMINATIONS DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING

APPLICATIONS

FIRST SEMESTER

August-December

April 30, 2017

May 31, 2017

SECOND SEMESTER

January-May

September 30, 2017

October 31, 2017

MIDYEAR TERM

June-July

February 28, 2018

March 31, 2018

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I I I . ENROLLMENT INFORMATION

ACADEMIC CALENDAR SCHEDULE (AY 2017-2018)

The Academic Year is divided into semesters of at least 16 weeks each, exclusive of registration and final examination periods. A midyear term of 6 weeks follows the Second Semester.

All academic units of UP operate under the semestral system, except the master’s program of the Virata School of Business which operates under the trimestral system.

TERM PERIOD REMARKS First Semester August-December Regular semester; generally, classes meet three (3) hours per

week; Tuesday-Friday Second Semester January-May Regular semester; generally, classes meet three (3) hours per

week; Tuesday-Friday Midyear Term June-July More or less, only general education courses are offered; classes

meet ten (10) hours per week; Monday-Friday, for 24 days

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER (tentative dates)

ACTIVITY FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER MIDYEAR TERM Registration Period August 1-5, 2017 January 8-12, 2018 June 4-6, 2018 Start of Classes August 8, 2017 January 15, 2018 June 7, 2018 Deadline for Dropping Courses

October 27, 2017 April 20, 2010 July 4, 2018

End of Classes December 5, 2017 May 18, 2018 July 12, 2018 Final Examinations December 7-14, 2017 May 21-25, 2017 July 14-17, 2018 Lantern Parade December 15, 2017

Christmas Vacation December 16, 2017- January 4, 2018

Please take note that the dates l isted above are tentative, as the Academic Calendar for our next Academic Year has not been released yet. We will be updating this part as soon as we have received the new calendar.

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UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMANRevised ACADEMICCALENDARforAY2016-2017@

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SECONDSEMESTERSECONDSEMESTER(Jan-May2017)

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01Aug,Mon 09Jan,Mon-12Jan,Thu 05Jun,Mon-06Jun,Tue02Aug,Tue-03Aug,Wed 10Jan,Tue-12Jan,Thu (Forallstudents)04Aug,Thu-05Aug,Fri 11Jan,Wed-12Jan,Thu06Aug,Sat 13Jan,Fri 07Jun,Wed08Aug,Mon 16Jan,Mon 08Jun,Thu08Aug,Mon10Aug,Wed 20Jan,Fri 09Jun,Fri16Aug,Tue 23Jan,Mon 13Jun,Tue

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17Aug,Wed31Jan,Tue

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05Oct,Wed 13Mar,Mon 26Jun,Mon

10Apr,Mon-16Apr,Sun27Oct,Thu 19Apr,Wed 04Jul,Tue

11Nov,Fri 28Apr,Fri

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05Sep,Mon20Feb,Mon

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** Appeals submitted beyond the deadline will be processed for the following term.

Per Official Gazette post, President Benigno S. Aquino signed Proclamation No. 1105, entitled DECLARING THE REGULAR HOLIDAYS, SPECIAL (NON-WORKING) DAYS, AND SPECIAL HOLIDAY (FOR ALL SCHOOLS) FOR THE YEAR 2016. According to Proclamation No. 1105, the Philippines' 2016 holidays are categorized into three: Regular Holidays, Special (Non-Working) Days, and Special Holiday (for all schools).

Per Official Gazette post, President Rodrigo Roa Duterte signed Proclamation No. 50, s. 2016, entitled DECLARING THE REGULAR HOLIDAYS AND SPECIAL (NON-WORKING) DAYS FOR THE YEAR 2017.

Section 2 of Proclamation No. 50, s. 2016, states that the proclamations declaring national holidays for the observance of Eidul Fitr and Eidul Adha shall hereafter be issued after the approximate dates of the Islamic holiays have been determined in accordance with the Islamic calendar (Hira) or the lunar calendar, or upon Islamic astronomical calculations, whichever is possible or convenient. To this end, the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) shall inform the Office of the President on the actual dates on which these holidays shall respectively fall.

*** Per OSU, BOR Meetings are usually held every last Thursday of the month. However, the BOR Chair or UP President may ask for a re-scheduling of the said meeting. For December, the BOR Meeting is usually held on the same day as the Lantern Parade.Alternative Classroom Learning Experience (ACLE) is an activity of the UPD Student Council (USC) and is held two Thursdays after the Mid-Semesters of the 1st and 2nd Semesters.

NOTE:Registrationperiodiswhenastudentbecomes“Officiallyregistered,”whichmeansthatthestudenthasalreadygonethroughalltheprocessesinvolvedinregistrationuptopaymentoffees.(p.11oftheUPDGeneralCatalogue2004-2010)

* A special removal schedule outside this period may be implemented by the Unit subject to removal fees.

2ndSemAY2016-2017Midyear2017

UNIVERSITYCOUNCILMEETINGTORECOMMENDFORBORAPPROVALTHELISTOFCANDIDATESFORGRADUATIONforthosegraduatingasoftheendof:

Midyear20161stSemAY2016-20172ndSemAY2016-2017

BOARDOFREGENTS(BOR)MEETINGTOAPPROVEGRADUATION***COMMENCEMENTEXERCISES

@ Approved during the UPD Executive Committee at its 245th (special) meeting on 22 August 2016. Applies to all units except the MBA and MS Finance programs of the Virata School of Business, the MM Program of UPEPP and UPEPO, Spring-ASIA program of the School of Urban and Regional Planning, and PM-TMEM of the College of Science.a For the Midyear session, 3-unit lecture classes meet two (2) hours daily, Monday to Friday, for 24 class days.Deadline for application for transfer subject to finalization.

1stSemAY2016-2017

ForallcasesCOMMITTEEONSTUDENTADMISSIONS,PROGRESS&GRADUATION(CSAPG)Meetings

ForadmissionForgraduationForallcases

CURRICULUMCOMMITTEEMEETINGDeadlineforcollegestosubmittotheOURtheapprovedListofCandidatesforGraduationforthosegraduatingasoftheendof:

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DeadlineforcollegestosubmittotheOURthetentativeListofCandidatesforGraduationasofthe

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DEADLINEFORGRADESUBMISSIONDeadlineforcollegestosubmittoOURappeals/casesforCSAPGconsideration**

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DEADLINEFORDROPPINGSUBJECTS

DeadlineforfilingapplicationforUPCATForMetroManilaschoolsForNon-MetroManilaschools

Deadlineforstudentstofileapplicationforgraduationattheircollegeforthosegraduatingasoftheendof:

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UPCOLLEGEADMISSIONTEST(UPCAT)Mid-SemesterAlternativeClassroomLearningExperience(ACLE)EasterBreak(forstudentsonly)

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REGISTRATIONPERIODFreshmen,Graduating,Varsity&GraduatestudentsAllUPDUndergraduate&GraduatestudentsAllstudentsincludingCrossregistrant/Non-Degree/Specialstudents

FacultyIntegrationDaySTARTOFCLASSESFRESHMENWELCOMEASSEMBLYLastdayofwithdrawalofenlistmentLastdayofChangeofMatriculation(CoM)

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TUITION AND OTHER FEES FEE APPROX. COST REMARKS

Application Fee Php 1,300

Valid only for one (1) semester; waived for exchange students; will be paid upon arrival in the university

Tuition PhP 1,500 per unit

Most classes have 3 units/credits each and generally cost PhP 1,500 per unit for undergraduate courses, but may be higher for laboratory, and graduate classes

Miscellaneous PhP 2,200 per semester

Sum of fees for Library, Athletics, Registration, Medical, Cultural, Internet, Energy, Student Fund, Deposit/Entrance

Educational Development Fund (EDF)**

PhP equivalent of: USD 300 (undergraduate-level courses) USD 500 (graduate-level courses) USD 120 (for midyear term)

All international students are required to pay this per semester

UP ID card PhP 130 This is paid after the student has already paid all his/registration fee

*Exchange students may enjoy tuition fee waiver given that there is a balance of exchange of students between UP and the partner university. Please check and coordinate with the OILD whether the exchange student can have waived tuition fees. **Undergraduate Exchange Students without tuition waiver who will take graduate-level courses will be charged the graduate-level EDF.

LIST OF GRADUATE TUITION FEES PER COLLEGE/ SCHOOL (from the OUR)

COLLEGE / SCHOOL GRADUATE

TUITION (per unit)

COLLEGE / SCHOOL GRADUATE

TUITION (per unit)

Archaeological Studies Program 500

Law 1,500

Architecture 2,000

Library Science 500 Arts & Letters 500

Mass Communication 600

Asian Center 500

Music 500 Business Administration 2,500

Public Administration 2,000

Economics 700

Science

Education 500

non-laboratory 600

Engineering 1,500

with laboratory component 1,500 Fine Arts 500

Social Sciences & Philosophy 500

Home Economics 2,500

Statistics 2,500 Human Kinetics 500

Technology Mgt. Center 2,000

Islamic Studies 300

Urban & Regional Planning 2,000 Labor & Industrial Relations 770

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SAMPLE OF PAYABLE FEES DURING REGISTRATION PERIOD

UNDERGRADUATE

ITEM AMOUNT Application Fee Php 1,300 Tuition (3 courses with 3 units each, and 1 PE) PhP 13,500 Misc. (Library, Athletics, Registration, Medical, Cultural, Internet, Energy, Student Fund, Deposit/Entrance)

PhP 2,200

EDF (undergraduate level) PhP 14,000 (approx. only)

TOTAL PhP 30,600 (approx. only)

GRADUATE

ITEM AMOUNT Application Fee Php 1,300 Tuition (3 courses on Urban & Regional Planning with 3 units each, and 1 PE)

PhP 18,000

Misc. (Library, Athletics, Registration, Medical, Cultural, Internet, Energy, Student Fund, Deposit/Entrance)

PhP 2,200

EDF (graduate level) PhP 25,000 (approx. only)

TOTAL PhP 46,500 (approx. only)

COURSE CREDIT

→ A course, in general, is given a credit of three (3) units. Three units means three (3) contact hours a week for 16 weeks during a regular semester. Usually, this is implemented as two class meetings in a week with each meeting having an hour and 30 minutes in lecture and discussion. (Example schedule: ENG 1 Tuesdays & Thursdays 2:30-4:00PM)

→ There is an allotted two weeks for the integration period and the final exams period, bringing the total length of a semester to 18 weeks.

→ General physical education (PE) courses have a credit of two (2) units each, and a lecture class with a laboratory counterpart can reach up to five (5) units in credits. (PE courses can be registered for free, but certain fees may be imposed in the course itself, like the rental of equipment and facilities.

→ Usually, a 3-unit undergraduate course would cost PhP4,500 in tuition fees. The fees for graduate courses vary according to each graduate school. For example, the cost per unit

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at the School of Urban and Regional Planning (SURP) is PhP2,000 per unit, so a 3-unit course would cost PhP6,000 in tuition fees. It would be best if you contact the graduate school you are planning to take courses from and inquire about the cost per unit.

CHOOSING COURSES

→ Students may choose any course from any college/unit in UP Diliman upon approval of the specific college/unit subject to availability of slots. This is to check if the student satisfies whatever necessary background or pre-requisite courses for a particular course, and if there are still vacant slots. There are minimal, or almost no pre-requisites for General Education (GE) courses.

→ Other units, such as the Virata School of Business, the National Institute of Molecular Biology &

Biotechnology, and the College of Engineering, will check the transcript of the students, if they have sufficient background for the level of the course that they want to enroll in.

→ In the case of taking higher English courses, the Department of English and Comparative Literature

(DECL) will give a diagnostic exam prior to enlistment in the English course desired by the student, to determine if the English competency level of the student is appropriate for the course level.

→ English is the general language of instruction in UP Diliman, but take note that some courses may

be taught in Filipino, or in both English and Filipino.

→ Some courses are seasonal and are only offered during a specific semester (e.g. Filipino 3/Fil 3 is only offered during the First Semester, and Fil 4 is only offered during the Second Semester), so some courses may not be available during your period of stay.

USEFUL LINKS FOR CHOOSING COURSES

For the list of the Degree Programs offered in U.P. Diliman: http://ovcaa.upd.edu.ph/acadofferings.html

You may view/download the U.P. Diliman Course Catalog by college/unit here: https://goo.gl/RQin1v

(shows the course title, code and number, pre-requisites, and a short description on the course)

You may search for the courses by “letter” here:

http://crs.upd.edu.ph/course_catalog (only shows the course title, code and number; does not provide course descriptions)

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A QUICK GUIDE ON CHOOSING COURSES USING THE UP DILIMAN COURSE CATALOG

→ Courses enclosed in light-green boxes are GE courses. These are basic and/or introductory courses to their corresponding fields. GE courses usually have minimal or no pre-requisites.

→ The course code can be identified by looking at the parentheses beside the course field. For

example, “Geol” is the course code of Geology. Specific courses can be determined by their course code and corresponding number, which can be found beside the course name and description. For example, Geol 11 is the “Principles of Geology” course.

→ Some courses, you may notice, have the abbreviation “Prereq” written at the end of its course

description. Prereq is short for Pre-requisite; it means that you need to satisfy the specified courses first before you can take that specific course. For example, a student CAN NOT take POLSC 110 (Political Analysis), without first taking POLSC 11 (Introduction to Political Science) and POLSC 14 (Philippine Government and Politics). See figure below:

Other abbreviations you might encounter: ABBREVIATION MEANING

Coreq Corequisite COI Consent of Instructor SYS Second Year Standing

→ Take note that courses with course numbers that start with the number “1” are undergraduate level courses, and the ones that start with “2” and above are graduate level courses. Undergraduate students may only take undergraduate level courses, while graduate students may take either undergraduate or graduate level courses. (Ex. Undergraduate: Eng 100, BA 151, CD11; Graduate: AS 201. CL 220, Plan 299)

→ Make sure that you satisfy the pre-requisites or their equivalent courses and other requirements of the courses you want to take. This is why the Official Transcript is very important.

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IV. ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

1. ACACIA DORMITORY → Exchange students are automatically reserved a slot at AD by the OILD. Kindly inform the OILD

if the student will choose to look for other accommodations so that the AD can give the student’s slot to other waitlisted international students.

→ Dormitory inside the campus which houses international students → Regular Fee: approximately PhP 3,000.00 per month.

o Other charges such as electricity fee (for charging cellphones, laptops, plugging electric fans and other electronics, etc.) will be imposed

→ Students are advised to bring or buy their own bed sheets, pillows, mosquito nets, etc. → Shared rooms at the AD are for 3 persons. There are no individual rooms at the AD. → Wi-fi access (DILNET) is only available at the lobby (a UP Webmail account is required to access

it; this may be applied for after getting a UP ID card) → IMPORTANT : Only students who will enroll/are enrolled during a semester are allowed to

stay at the AD. If, for example, students decide not to enroll for the Midyear Term, the students have to vacate their room during the summer, and their slot will be given to another student.

2. CENTENNIAL DORMITORY → On-campus dormitory that houses both international and local students. → Regular Fee: approximately PhP 1,500.00 per month.

o Other charges such as electricity fee (for charging cellphones, laptops, plugging electric fans and other electronics, etc.) will be imposed.

→ Students are advised to bring or buy their own bed sheets, pillows, mosquito nets, etc. → Shared rooms at the CD are for 4-6 persons. There are no individual rooms at the AD. → Wi-fi access (DILNET) is only available at the lobby (a UP Webmail account is required to

access it; this may be applied for after getting a UP ID card)

3. UNIVERSITY HOTEL (UH) → Fees: approximately PhP1,200 per night. → Email address: updilimanhotel@gmail.com

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V. KEY OFFICES OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL LINKAGES DILIMAN (OILD) DIRECTOR: Dr. Grace C. Ramos ADDRESS: DILC Bldg. Magsaysay Ave. cor. Apacible St. UP Diliman, Quezon City CONTACT NUMBERS: +63-2-981-8500 ext. 2561 E-MAIL: international.upd@up.edu.ph

→ Serves as the international office in UP Diliman, thus being the main office that deals with short-term international students.

→ Handles and coordinates the admission, enrollment, and visa processing assistance of students, along with the OUR and the OSA.

→ Gives orientations (ex. life in UP Diliman, academic policies, registration process, etc.)

→ Gives important announcements to students though email, SMS and through the official Facebook page/group (e.g. suspension of classes, weather advisories, etc.)

 OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR (OUR)

UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR: Dr. Marilyn R. Canta ADDRESS: The OUR Building, TM Kalaw St. cor. Quirino St., UP Diliman, Quezon City CONTACT NUMBERS: +63-2-981-8500 ext. 4556 WEBSITE: http://our.upd.edu.ph/

→ Processes the admissions of international students, and issues UP acceptance letters → Processes the enrollment of the international students, in cooperation with the OILD → Maintains admission and registration records of the international students → Issues the Official Transcript of Records (OTR) of international students upon request

   

Inside the OUR Building. Photo credit: letters2mindanao.files.wordpress.com/

View of the DILC Building. Photo credit: OEC Official Facebook Page

A view from outside the OUR Building. Photo credit: pinoyexchange.com

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UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE (UHS)

ACTING DIRECTOR: Dr. Jesusa Catabui ADDRESS: JP Laurel St., UP Diliman, Quezon City CONTACT NUMBERS: +63-2-928-3608 / +63-2-981-8500 ext. 111 (Emergency Room)

→ Primary hospital capable of handling simple, uncomplicated and stable medical conditions → Engages in preventive-promotive activities such as physical-medical examinations and immunizations → Issues the Medical Certificate for students needed for admission → Refer to the UHS Primer on Health Services of 2010 for more information

VI. LOCATION MAP OF KEY OFFICES

OILD

OUR

CD

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CASH OFFICE

OILD

UHS

AD

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY Map Source: Google Maps (www.maps.google.com) Accessed: February 27, 2014

Prepared by: Noelle Camilla R. Rivera International Programs Officer